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I got metabo vacuum and I'm disappointed made in china this is scandal i can't trust this co anymore

can you adjust the power on this DCN681? It's ripping through some vinyl trim and I need to lower the punch- is this possible?

Great video, love Makita. Could you compare the 40v to the Milwaukee Fuel hammer drill?

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YOUR CUTTING A ROTTEN SOFT TREE. CUT SOMETHING HARD BOOZOO

Hey guys, would you go this or the milwalkee now? I'm an apprentice in aus and trying to decide between the two.

My question is: Why is he measuring lengths when clearly, you're not using those lengths of timber for anything? Just cut through them.

Quick demo on resetting the chain please..

Ergonomics and usability are the questions I've been looking to be answered, thank you!

Did victa Make a self propelled version ?

Where you lads gone its been a while🙆🏻‍♂️

Buy a mic to record voice its a nice little devide apparantely every youtuber uses it to record

Very good demo. Is this interchangeable with the normal batteries or is it just flexvolt only?

can this drill also be used as an impact driver for small DIY projects

This grinder doesn’t have a break though

Milwaukee hackzall 💪

The plastic is easy yo determine, open it up ans you'll find markings, its probably PP (polypropylene), probably with glass fiber reinforcement. If it has glass in it, it'll have a number before/after the PP, perhaps even a 'GF' indicator. If its GFPP30+ then it is as strong as aluminum that is of the same thickness, but more flexible and wont oxidise, so a much better material. I used to design plastic tool housings for various brands, hence the knowledge.

Dewalt the AK47 of the Drill world

What type is it?

Great present. Just a suggestion in editing, the sound on the PIP videos covered up your commentary as well as some of the presentation when mentioning the accessories. We couldn't see what you were referring to because the video was covering. Also some of the talking over each other we missed part of the comments. Great presentation guys. I'd love a chance to cut with you guys in Australia.

DJR360 Makita has a 36V motor installed, and Makita DJR187 has an 18V motor Yes or No?? If not, then this is not a powerful saw, but the same as with one battery!?

Guys is this planner worth buying for 120€ used for three years in home use and in good condition?

Just put in for this barrel grip jigsaw as a pro deal reward i cant wait to try it thanks for the video

I have only ever used Paslode and Hikoki when doing work experience with carpenters. I'm attracted to the battery guns, particularly the Milwaukee one simply because it's narrower around the body than the Hikoki or indeed the Paslode, and I've been in situations before where the clunkiness and general size of the gun presents clearance problems. That being said, I've also had to skew nails at times and found it harder to do with battery guns than with Paslode ones due to how they're designed. The Milwaukee is a lot cheaper without even considering the cost of fuel cells, and Milwaukee is a platform I'd use for more specific tools such as impact wrenches or SDS drills. It's a pity Makita, one of the more commonly used tool brands in carpentry, don't make very many good nailers if any at all. Not shitting on Makita, but their speciality is just not in nail guns. It's more in saws, planers, impact drivers, drills, etc...

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Hi guys we did exactly the same experiment in Saint Gobain Flexofit uK. We used all our competitors discs against flexovits and not one came close at all. As an ex time and motions engineer the operative was at his / her workstation longer as to changing discs and most importantly more cuts.

My DeWalts leak like horribly. I own the original 12”, 16”, the new 18” and 14” along with both pole saws and all but the 14” pour out all their oil if you leave it in the saw. I’ve gotten used to just draining my oil out of all my DeWalt saws. The biggest issue I have with the saws, other than oil leakage, is the difficulty it is finding spare chains as their sizes are odd. I have dropped a lot of trees over the years and cleaned 2 acres with a mix of gas and battery saws and everyone wended up loving the 16” original DeWalt for bucking on the ground with the 12” being perfect for up in a tree. Felling trees was OK for smaller trees with the 18” but we still stuck with gas for dropping most. I prefer the 9 Amp/Hour batteries as a good mix of power, weight, and run time vs. heat build up and with over a dozen and fast chargers you can cut a reasonable pace all day.

Great comparison!

Put a 24 inch bar you can should find its powerful enough for bigger trees.

These reviews should be done by people that actually know how to use a framing nailer and that have years of experience building. These two wads would be much more suited at comparing couches and tv remotes !!

AEG no conozco esa marca las otras si. 😮 Pero, es buena parece

What is the model of the Makita saw hook? I can't find it on Amazon

You should try the vonroc brand, made in the Netherlands..

My 500mm bar one i 0.050 1.3 mm what 400mm bar would fit 3/8 th lp

Hikoki & Paslode 🔥🔥 service is inevitable & those are the easiest to service imo

It’s a feature to be able to sit it on its side when removing the blad

3M cubitron cut and grind it's My oldtime favorit

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Just bought it..lovely piece of kit

This was my first choice last month while considering the options, but was quickly dismissed in favor of one Japanese brand you may have hear of ;) mostly because of the thing you praise so much: polycarbonate deck. It's quite probably the filthiest plastic there is, that most likely will never be recycled, while the endocrine disruptors and other highly toxic "forever chemicals" used in its production will keep on causing havoc in any ecosystem it gets in touch with (including that of humans). PC should have been universally banned years ago (when it was banned for use for pipes or dishes in many developed countries), not pushed into new areas of application. And the second reason was that this is a Chinese company (Chervon Group (not Chevron ;)). I've no issues with stuff made in China but try avoiding purely Chinese companies.

NOT COMPATIBLE WITH A MAKITA TRACK. THERES TOO MUCH PLAY

Doing a razor blades job with a hackzall😂😅

Team HIKOKI forever!

Can the 4.0 Ah and 6.0 Ah batteries be charged on the standard Bosch 12v charger?

The Milwaukee is the best, it is for men, it is heavy but it is the mere bitch

I have been struggling to cut a perfect 45degree with this tool from day one and its really frustrating- what coul I be doing wrong

To me it ok...because milwaukee has design their best design for using it...